Mickey Rourke: A Life of Highs, Lows, and Legal Troubles

Mickey Rourke has always lived life on his own terms. From his early success in Hollywood to his unexpected detour into professional boxing, his career has been anything but ordinary. Recently, he's been in the news again, but not for his acting. He's facing eviction from his Los Angeles home after falling behind on rent. A member of his team started a GoFundMe to help him out, but Rourke quickly distanced himself from it, urging fans not to donate. He even went as far as to say that he'd rather do something drastic than accept charity. Rourke's life has never been smooth sailing. He's had his share of controversies, including a 1994 arrest for domestic abuse and a 2007 DUI arrest. But he's also had incredible highs, like his critically acclaimed role in "The Wrestler, " which earned him a Golden Globe and an Oscar nomination. He's always been open about his struggles, including being blacklisted in Hollywood and his battles with addiction.Rourke's career took a wild turn when he decided to become a professional boxer. He fought from 1991 to 1994, but the sport left him with multiple injuries, including a broken nose and a smashed cheekbone. He later admitted that most of his cosmetic surgeries were to fix the damage from boxing. Despite his tumultuous past, Rourke has always been a complex figure. He's been praised for his raw, authentic performances and criticized for his behavior, both on and off-screen. His recent eviction notice is just the latest chapter in a life full of ups and downs. It's unclear what's next for Rourke, but one thing is for sure: his story is far from over.